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A Proposal for a Universal Science in Ars Brevis (1308) by Ramon Llull

Fabricia dos Santos GIUBERTI

Original title: A Proposta de uma Ciência Universal na Arte Breve (1308) de Ramon Llull

Published in Nicholas of Cusa in Dialogue 

Keywords: Art, Medieval Philosophy, Ramon Llull, Science.

As a passionate follower of Ramon Llull, Nicolau de Cusa, had in his personal library, several works of Catalan philosopher. One version of Art Llull which had spread over the centuries following his death was the Art Brief (1308) precisely because it is a simplification of his proposals to create a universal science idea as to suit modern thought still in gestation. The purpose of this issue is to present the general structure of his art, as the Mallorcan went down to posterity as an original innovator of medieval proposals unification of all sciences.

About he name of St. Mary of Blaquerna: some questions and answers

Júlia BUTINYÀ

Original title: Sobre el nom de santa Maria de Blaquerna: algunes preguntes i respostes

Published in Idea and image of royal power of the monarchies in Ancient and Medieval World

Keywords: Crown of Aragon, Mariology, Middle Ages, Ramon Llull.

About the name of the Virgin who is identified with the protagonist of the first novel of Ramon Llull, Romanç d’Evast e Blaquerna, several contributions have been made lately; here we add some new and formulate some questions. Because to the hypothesis established about the image as coming from the church of the palace of Constantinople, I added that of Corfu as its original place. Now, the fact of having found two churches with the same name in the area of the Ionian Sea enhances the value and influence of the primitive image, as well as its original location in Corfu.

Bernat Metge and Ramon Llull in front of the Saracens

Julia BUTIÑÁ JIMÉNEZ

Original title: Bernat Metge y Ramon Llull frente a los sarracenos

Published in Society and Culture in Portugal

Keywords: Bernat Metge, Humanisme, Middle Ages, Ramon Llull.

A passage from the book I of Bernat Metge’s Lo somni that had not been attended before, when hi is treating of the paradise of the Saracens, acquires a lucid sense with his reading in the shade of the Llibre del gentil e dels tres savis of Ramon Llull and under a humanistic interpretation. The systematic burlesque one of the barcelonian notary becomes clear across a source of traditional mentality: Ramon Martí. With it, Metge is anticipating the defense of the women, to which he will dedicate the books the III and IVth, as well as it signs his lulian adherence.

Deciphering Lo somni and its literary techniques

Julia BUTIÑÁ

Original title: Descifrando Lo somni y sus técnicas literarias

Published in Mirabilia Journal 34

Keywords: Italian Trecento authors, Lo somni, Ramon Llull, Rhetoric, Troubadour Poetry.

The message that, in Lo somni, the spirit of the king secretly entrusts to the author –the great humanist Bernat Metge– commissioning him to spread it in the future, given its dangerous nature, is encrypted through literary sources. After following –especially those of Boccaccio– in the four books, by means of tables published in 2002, his links between the different books are represented in a diagram. This allows verifying that said layout is not only harmonic and makes the logic of said sources explicit, but also seems to reveal techniques typical of verse –coming from the troubadour heritage– and of prose –the framework used by the Italian Trecento authors–, which would contribute to artistically encrypt the message. This consists of rejecting the misogynistic doctrine of the Petrarchian Secretum, which has contaminated Boccaccio, and adhering to Llull, who has the most intricate artifice of concealment. The investigation is completed by a contrast with the Apologia, which confirms these results.

Dialogue inter-religious ‘real or apparent’ during the Hispanic Middle Ages: Ramon Llull (1232-1316)

Jordi Pardo Pastor

Original title: Diálogo inter-religioso ‘real ou aparente’ durante a Idade Média hispânica: Ramon Llull (1232-1316)

Published in Ramon Llull (1232-1316): the cooperation among different cultures and the inter-religious dialogue

Keywords: Llibre del gentil e dels tres savis, Ramon Llull, diàleg interreligiós.

This paper speaks about the dialogue between religions in the Middle Age. We’re taking historical methods and The Book of the Pagan and the three Wises of Ramon Llull for introducing the status quaestionis.

Ethics and Aesthetics of Music in Ramon Llull’s Philosophy

Ricardo da COSTA

Original title: Ética e Estética da Música na filosofia de Ramon Llull (1232-1316)

Published in The Medieval Aesthetics

Keywords: Medieval Aesthetic, Medieval Music, Middle Ages, Ramon Llull.

Brief exposition of the importance of Music in Western aesthetic thought. From Plato, and later, in the Middle Ages, San Isidore of Seville, Guido of Arezzo and Ramon Llull, all thinkers who did meditations on the importance of the aesthetics of harmonic sounds for human existence. In relation to Llull, we deal with the subject from the works Doctrina pueril (c. 1274-1276), Fèlix o el Libre de meravelles (c. 1289), Arbre de Ciència (c. 1295-1296), Ars generalis ultima (c. 1305), Ars brevis (1308) and especially, the Libre de contemplació en Déu (c. 1273-1274).

From "Manifying" to "Pegasizing": Ramon Llull's Theory of Definition Between Arab and Modern Logic

Alexander Fidora

Published in The Philosophical Tradition in the Ancient and Medieval World

Keywords: Bertrand Russel, Descriptions, Ramon Llull, Theory of definition, Willard van Orman Quine.

Goodness, Justice and Truth. Three Marian virtues in the Cantigas de Santa Maria and in the Book of Santa Maria, by Ramon Llull

Ricardo da COSTA, Bárbara DANTAS

Original title: Bondade, Justiça e Verdade. Três virtudes marianas nas Cantigas de Santa Maria e no Livro de Santa Maria, de Ramon Llull

Published in

Keywords: Alfonso X, Cantigas de Santa Maria, Enluminures, Libre de Sancta Maria, Medieval Art, Ramon Llull.

The Cantigas de Santa Maria is a cultural landmark in medieval Spain. This magnific work of the thirteenth century is composed of 420 praises and narratives of miracles of the Virgin Mary and written in galician-portuguese language. Furthermore, have hundreds of miniatures. Sponsored by King Alfonso X (1221-1284), is not great only for its artistic value, but, specially, for its historical value. Each song registry differents aspects of medieval sensibility. Thus, the objective of this study is to make a comparative analysis (textual and imagistic) of three philosophical-theological virtues of the Virgin Mary – Goodness, Truth and Justice – present in the praise 140 of the Cantigas de Santa María and in the Libre de Sancta Maria (c. 1290) from the Catalan philosopher Ramon Llull (1232-1316), to analyze the symbolic structures from marian spirituality, typical religious and artistic manifestation of the thirteenth century in the Medieval West.

Homo, animal pacificans: Toward an interpretation of Llull’s system in anthropological key

Julián BARENSTEIN

Original title: Homo, animal pacificans: Hacia una interpretación del sistema luliano en clave antropológica

Published in Ramon Llull. Seventh centenary

Keywords: Human télos, Lullian Anthropology, New interpretation, Peace, Ramon Llull.

In this paper we present the fundamental guidelines for a general interpretation of Llull’s system that takes as points of support the conception of man put forward by Ramon Llull and the specific role of the human being, his télos, in this world. Also, in the course of our research we use elements taken from current interpretations to show, finally, their compatibility in the light of our proposal.

La argumentación filosófica del caballero medieval. El modelo e ideal luliano en el Libre del Orde de Cavaleria

Jorge Maíz Chacón

Published in Ramon Llull (1232-1316): the cooperation among different cultures and the inter-religious dialogue

Keywords: Cavalry, Philosophy, Ramon Llull, Thought.

In this work, we analyze the influence of Ramón Llull's thought in the society of the moment. The Llibre de l’Ordre de Cavalleria is a good example. This shapes and subordinates the interpretation on the part of the medieval horsemen.

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